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  • What are the benefits of SP Pro II hubs over normal?
  • Spud
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    Anyone impart some wisdom?

    scaredypants
    Full Member

    spokes quite often break at their neck – presumably the theory is that SP have no weakest region & so may be less likely to break ?

    rich-6
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    I wondered the same when i got my hoops, I went for the normal ones in the end as it was a new design and i've not heard of many people using them, If the normal hubs are fine why improve?

    I've not broke a spoke yet mind *touch wood*

    Northwind
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    Yeah, SP is Straight Pull, like the DT hubs in a traversee. Supposed to be stronger since it takes away the bend. Though it can be a wee bit trickier to replace a spoke, since without the J they can rotate in the hub instead of tightening up. Not brain surgery to get round that though. I think the hub itself is identical, ie, annoyingly noisy and only light because of the alloy freehub body.

    The downside is that less places carry straight pull spokes.

    snaps
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    I've broken a few spokes & its always been at the bend, so if you do away with the bend they should be less likely to break.

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